ICISC 2022
Please use this template (4 to 6 pages ONLY)
All Accepted peer-reviewed papers will be published in proceeding or journal indexed by Scopus.
International Conference on Islamic Studies and Civilisation (ICISC2022) is an interdisciplinary academic conference which seeks empirically grounded and multidisciplinary work on Islam and Muslim civilization in the Modern world and beyond. The conference addresses a wide-range of issues, spanning the history of Muslim societies, Quranic studies, exegesis and tradition, Islamic education and dakwah, Muslim politics and social movements, gender justice, and Islamic philanthropy and development. This conference promotes excellent scholarship or articles on Islam that present original findings, new ideas or concepts that result from contemporary research projects in Islamic studies, area studies (i.e. Southeast Asia, South Asia, and the Middle East), social sciences, and the humanities. This conference will provide a wide opportunity for researchers to meet international research collaborators and to public their works in peer-reviewed scholarly journals.
Track 1. History, Development, Politics and Social Movement
- Islam and regional studies
- The diversity of Muslim culture
- Muslim minority groups, Urban Muslims and cosmopolitanism
- Muslim encounters with other religious communities
- Muslim civil society organizations
- Madrasah and Pesantren
- Islamic curriculum and modern schools
- Formal and informal Islamic education
- Islamic literature and teaching materials in Islamic schools
- Teachers training for Islamic school
- Islamic social movement
- Political Islam and Muslim parties.
- Islam and the state
- Islam in the era of terrors
- Terrorism and violence in the Muslim world
Track 2. Da'wah, Tradition, Islamic Law, and Social Justice
- Islamic trans-nationalism
- Da'wah and global movement.
- Salafism in the Muslim World
- Da'wah and Media
- Da'wah and Inter-religious dialogue
- Fatwa in Muslim societies.
- Family law
- Islamic Law and secularism in Muslim societies
- Contemporary Muslim legal thought
- The implementation of Shari'ah
- Halal industries
- Poverty in Muslim societies
- Islamic framework of philanthropy
- Social justice in Islam
- Philanthropy and social disparity
- Muslim philanthropy and the private sector
Peer Review Process
All submitted full papers will be peer reviewed. The acceptance will be granted if the recommendations from the reviewers are positive. The criteria are based on the technical contents, clarity and format. Authors should make sure the submitted papers use the template for this conference. There are three review processes: Initial Review, Peer Review and Recommendation.
Initial Review
The track director evaluates each manuscript in the submission track to determine if its topic and content is suitable for consideration for the conference before being reviewed. Manuscripts that do not meet minimum criteria are returned to the authors. This is in the best interest of the authors who could then decide to either correct the problems or to submit the manuscript to a more appropriate venue, avoiding delays from a lengthy review process that would nonetheless lead to rejection.
Peer Review
Manuscripts that pass the initial review by the Track Directors, will be sent to several referees based on their expertise. Each manuscript is reviewed by at least two referees. The referees are asked to evaluate the manuscript based on its originality, soundness of methodology, impact to design research, and relevance to design practices. To facilitate timely publication, referees are asked to complete their reviews and provide individual critiques within two weeks. After collecting the referees' reports, the Track Director makes a recommendation on the acceptability of the manuscript.
Acceptance Decision
Based on the referees' comments, the Track Director makes a final decision on the acceptability of the manuscript and communicates to the authors the decision, along with referees' reports. The status reports to reviewers should identify the reviewers of each paper, the final decision can be "Accept Submission", "Revisions Required", or "Decline Submission." The revised version should be submitted considering the review comments. The revision summary (response to the reviewers's comments) must be attached.
Plagiarism
The authors should make sure that the manuscript pass a criterion of maximum 30 percents similarities to other publications.
